Jana Kirschner

Prague's Nová Spirála didn't feel like a concert venue that night. It felt like someone's living room — warm, unhurried, full of people who already knew every word. Jana Kirschner has that rare gift: she loves what she does so completely that the audience has no choice but to love it with her. Time stops. The room shrinks. And the pairing with Fvck_Kvlt? Nobody saw it coming. Everyone wanted more.

"I love Jana Kirschner — the way she loves what she does, the way she pulls you into her world until time simply stops existing."

(FullMoon, Mária Karľaková, January 19, 2026)

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Tuesday night, Bratislava's Stará tržnica felt like a world-class venue in any European city — and that was no accident. Jana Kirschner's team moved in on Saturday to set everything up, and she spent hours rehearsing on site with her musicians. It showed. The sound was clean, the visuals deliberate, and the sold-out crowd got two hours of music that crossed generations and genres. The Epiphany Evening promised three special guests. It delivered four — the last one kept secret until the moment arrived.

"Those who showed up got a two-hour, cross-generational, genre-defying concert in a sold-out hall."

(Denník N)

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Jana Kirschner sold out Bratislava's Stará tržnica two nights in a row — and before the last note even faded, she announced she'd be back on January 6, 2027.

The Epiphany Evening concerts were built around one bold idea: a 360-degree stage at the center of the room, audience pressed in from every side, no one further than a few rows from the music. The result was something rare - a thousand people sharing something that felt completely personal.

The setlist spanned her entire career, from 90s classics to her latest album Obyčajnosti, with an unreleased track making its live debut on night two. Three guest "kings" - mentor Andrej Šeban, rising star Nina Kohout, and rapper Denis Bango alias Fvck_Kvlt - each brought their own world into hers. And when it was all over, Kirschner stepped off the stage and walked through the crowd, flowers in hand, thanking people one by one. Not a grand finale. Something better.

"The feeling of peace — and of being unbreakable together — stayed with everyone long after the lights came up."

(Hudba.sk, Patrik Marflák, January 10, 2026)

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Jana Kirschner took over Bratislava's Stará tržnica - not once, but two nights in a row. Her Epiphany Evening concerts (January 6 & 7, 2026) were something the Slovak music scene rarely delivers: an experience that felt less like a show and more like a secret shared between old friends.

Performing on a 360-degree stage with the crowd pressed in from every angle, she turned a concert hall into something closer to a living room. Backed by the Robert Balzar Trio and two vocalists, she moved effortlessly between jazz-tinged intimacy and full-on passion - weaving career-defining classics with tracks from her latest album Obyčajnosti, and even dropping an unreleased preview for those lucky enough to be there on night two.

"It wasn't just about her voice — one of the finest on our music scene — or the sophisticated poetry of her lyrics, but also about the energy she radiated into the room."

(Kultúra Pravda, Sofia Prétorová, January 10, 2026)

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The Epiphany Evening was two hours, 22 songs, and one simple idea - gather people together, put the stage in the middle, and let the music do the rest. From early classics to her latest album, with the Robert Balzar Trio and guests Andrej Šeban, Denis Bango, and Nina Kohout, she closed the night solo - just her voice and a Spanish guitar. The crowd gave her a standing ovation. She's already booked for Prague.

"I wanted to do something beautiful for people — without moralizing. To celebrate together, no matter which side you came from."

(Jana Kirschner for TASR, January 7, 2026)

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